The Sandia Summit IV combines a liter of saline with B-complex, high-dose vitamin C, zinc and magnesium, then adds an IV push of glutathione, Zofran (anti-nausea) and dexamethasone (a corticosteroid). The medications are given only when authorized by the reviewing medical provider.
It brings together the immune-support ingredients of The Armor IV with the recovery-focused extras people ask for when they feel truly wiped out — after travel, a big event weekend, or when they’re run-down.
Hangover-specific? Compare with The Redemption IV. Want NAD+? See The Fountain IV.
Is Sandia Summit IV right for you?
- Feeling completely wiped out
- Recovering after travel or an event weekend
- Wanting immune-support nutrients plus recovery extras
What’s in Sandia Summit IV
Saline · B-complex · Hi-dose Vit C · Zinc · Magnesium · Glutathione, Zofran & Dex push. Every drip includes a 1L saline base and RN administration.
- SalineSterile IV fluid (sodium chloride) that forms the 1-liter base of every drip and restores fluid volume.
- B-complexA blend of B vitamins your body uses in energy metabolism.
- High-dose Vitamin CVitamin C (ascorbic acid), an antioxidant nutrient involved in normal immune function, given at a higher dose than a typical oral supplement.
- ZincA trace mineral involved in normal immune function.
- MagnesiumAn essential mineral involved in muscle and nerve function.
- GlutathioneAn antioxidant your body makes naturally; given as an IV push at the end of the drip.
- ZofranOndansetron — a prescription anti-nausea medication, given only when authorized by the reviewing medical provider.
- DexamethasoneA prescription corticosteroid, given only when authorized by the reviewing medical provider.
Safety first
Before every session, a medical provider reviews your health history and authorizes your treatment, and a licensed Registered Nurse places your IV and monitors you throughout. IV therapy isn’t right for everyone, and it is not a substitute for emergency or primary care. Results vary from person to person. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of a stroke or another emergency, call 911.